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That's why you mock the IO - to make the IO call return an error.
by arielby 11y ago
That's why you mock the IO - to make the IO call return an error.
- ignorabilis 11y agoYou don't need to mock it. In your tests just manually call the code that is going to be executed if the I/O call returns an error. This goes for both OOP and FP.